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My name is Cosima Liang, from Beijing, China. I am a freshman at Pratt, and I'm thinking about majoring in mechanical engineering. | My name is Cosima Liang, from Beijing, China. I am a freshman at Pratt, and I'm thinking about majoring in mechanical engineering. | ||
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-Robotics (FTC & FTC though not a lot of people here know it, wired) | -Robotics (FTC & FTC though not a lot of people here know it, wired) | ||
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== Grand Challenge == | == Grand Challenge == | ||
| − | [http://cornellsun.com/2016/03/22/student-team-crafts-tools-to-collect-rocks-from-asteroids/], Arnav Ghosh, The Cornell Daily Sun, Creation on March 22 2016, September 15 2017 (Engineer the Tools of Scientific Discovery) | + | [http://cornellsun.com/2016/03/22/student-team-crafts-tools-to-collect-rocks-from-asteroids/ Tools to Collect Rocks From Asteroids], Arnav Ghosh, The Cornell Daily Sun, Creation on March 22 2016, September 15 2017 (Engineer the Tools of Scientific Discovery) |
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| + | == Favorite MATLAB Demonstration == | ||
| + | My favorite MATLAB demonstration is called "Wind". It is an example about how to create wind flow visualizations in MATLAB. It gives a relevantly "easy" way to do a flow simulation. This demonstration also kind of stroke me of how large range of functions MATLAB could cover. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:17, 22 September 2017
About Me
My name is Cosima Liang, from Beijing, China. I am a freshman at Pratt, and I'm thinking about majoring in mechanical engineering.
Interests
-Robotics (FTC & FTC though not a lot of people here know it, wired)
-Cats (Peaches is the BEST!)
Grand Challenge
Tools to Collect Rocks From Asteroids, Arnav Ghosh, The Cornell Daily Sun, Creation on March 22 2016, September 15 2017 (Engineer the Tools of Scientific Discovery)
Favorite MATLAB Demonstration
My favorite MATLAB demonstration is called "Wind". It is an example about how to create wind flow visualizations in MATLAB. It gives a relevantly "easy" way to do a flow simulation. This demonstration also kind of stroke me of how large range of functions MATLAB could cover.
